... land that bore mn. Not mine to think of wrong or right, Of party-creeds or glories; I do my duty with my might, And die for Whigs or Tories. They say, had Gladstone governed us, That man of gloom and mystery, We shwiuld have battled for the Russ, And finished ...

... d warriors died as chivalrously as if the struggle had been with the finest troops in Christendom. From this stan d point, Whig and Tory may agree in epplaufin, the devo- tion of their fallow countrymen, and rejoicing that the strain our islands produce ...

... But that alliance the has become impossible; an alliance with Lord bei Salisbury is out of the question, and the ob Whig joins the Whigs, and carries his modera- th tion ill practice, his profound scepticism and str Pri RS his habitual Common-sense to ...

... Jolio Lancaster to contest that place L- ; il ilterest at tile next election. He was for- a Cen.ervalise a31d is nowi' a W~hig. I aore Butt, AL.P., vlalo represented Limer- , Hol lleu lkr Sillce 1871, died on Monday after- .a: :oioust four o'clock, in ...

... the question uft Ile Balliot waq to liid cereidered (elle the speechets of Lurd Durbaco and otlier leading members of om this Whig parity.) A small party inl the Houese of Coin- tid mona numbering about seven, such us O'Connell, Roe- airdbuck, and others ...

... which a Whig periodical, the Ediabscrgl Revieec, 3 supplies fur film. The object in quoting the leievlio is to show thkat we do not ?? ourselves to any political side aon such a subject., and as the E dinbiotrgl has alsvayS be. ilonged to thle Whig fraternity ...

... protectead. With such a number th they could make their- influence felt, and would be oa. courted by any Govgrnmsnt, whether Whig or Tory. Mr. of Lane is a Conservative, and the division has always been an represented by Tory members. The question of bringing ...

... Whatever might be the case with the Irish farmer, certainly his English brother had no debt of E gratitude either to the Whigs or the Tories. The opinions c of the tenant-farmers had been systematically unheeded t in the great Council of the nation, ...

... in business to trades unionism. A nd yet. unionismt has been the very strength of the country, and it is only when our dear whig D. friends excite the jealousies of class against class and try or to make a division between masters and men, where no a division ...

... a staunch Conservative, and don't want to turn my ir rd-commercial friends into Radicals and Liberationistp, Let i . hethe Whigs do as they please. 3rdly. As an English, is iw- parson, I teach and practice my catechism, which tells me el , on,'to do unto ...